Physics - info on fusion, esp. 'cold' fusion

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Another Question For Kirk?	30 Nov 2004 16:57 GMT	1
Now that we all know your background and work experience involving our nuclear weapons program and tritium, you seem like the perfect person to ask about about the Popular Mechanics article that came recently that said cold fusion could be used to produce tritium for nuclear
Warming Up to Cold Fusion	23 Nov 2004 20:23 GMT	3
Warming Up to Cold Fusion Peter Hagelstein is trying to revive hope for a future of clean, inexhaustible, inexpensive energy. Fifteen years after the scientific embarrassment of the century, is this the beginning of something
Any News From ICCF-11?	22 Nov 2004 04:21 GMT	34
If anyone who monitors this newsgroup attended the recent ICCF-11 in France (which just concluded today), please post us a synopsis of what transpired. Thanks! I just read the DOE review has been delayed until at least the end of
Solid Hydrogen, Sonofusion	21 Nov 2004 22:40 GMT	29
Could solid hydrogen be used for Acoustic Inertial Confinement Fusion (AICF), like the kind being pursued by Impulse Devices Inc? ( http://www.impulsedevices.com ) I read that frozen hydrogen should have properties similar to an
Different Title	18 Nov 2004 14:38 GMT	5
I can't help but think that if Fleischman and Pons had simply labeled their experiments as having very odd results, that they would have made the field of "odd results" a lot more profitable than they did by labeling it as cold fusion.
A Summary of ICCF-11	18 Nov 2004 13:29 GMT	1
The best summary I've been able to find for ICCF-11 is at: http://www.iscmns.org/iccf11/iccf11.htm Some of the presentations are accessible from this website. Some nice pictures of the conference too. Looks like a party!
The construction of a tree saver from rabbits relating to tokamaks	18 Nov 2004 06:08 GMT	2
What a beautiful engineering design I came up with today. This is the time of year, just before first snowfall that I yearly put on plastic tubing to save young trees from rabbit damage over the winter. I am already beginning to see some damage even before snow covers the grass
Theory for the ITER international experimental reactor verified	17 Nov 2004 20:38 GMT	4
One highlight of the 20th IAEA Fusion Energy Conference last week in Vilamoura, Portugal, was results from the ASDEX Upgrade fusion device, operated by Max-Planck-Institut für Plasmaphysik in Garching by Munich as Germany's largest fusion experiment: They have succeeded in
Jed Rothwell Has ICCF-11 Summary	16 Nov 2004 18:03 GMT	12
I just read a pretty decent summary of ICCF-11 by none other than Jed Rothwell. I don't want to repost it here, lest I step on Jed's toes (I provided a link to his summary below). But one interesting development he mentions is that the University of Tokyo is set to try
Were Pons and Fleischmann @ ICCF-11?	15 Nov 2004 13:07 GMT	2
Since ICCF-11 was in France, I was wondering if Stanley Pons and Martin Fleischmann were perhaps in attendance. I think Martin Fleischmann was at ICCF-10 last year, no?
Its getting urgent	15 Nov 2004 03:56 GMT	4
The search for fusion power is getting urgent. My friend tell me that petrol will have run out in ten years..... Chris.
News and Links RE ICCF-11 (11th Intl Cold Fusion Conference)	10 Nov 2004 05:29 GMT	8
I have been searching for news and first hand accounts of the 11th International Conference on Cold Fusion (ICCF-11) Held in Marseilles, France from Oct 31st 2004 thru Nov 5th 2004. It was to conclude today with a press conference. If you have attended or are aware of media
FTL by Down-converting, revised	05 Nov 2004 15:11 GMT	1
FTL by Down-converting A method is proposed here to achieve faster than light (FTL) communication by the use of down-converters. A down-converter splits a photon into two photons each having half the energy of the original photon.
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Cold Fusion Breakthrough?	04 Nov 2004 16:30 GMT	1
Cold Fusion Breakthrough? Haiko Lietz 17.10.2004 Involved researchers expect a review of the US Department of Energy to catalyse scientific recognition of their research field